Saturday, 1 March, 2025
1 Adar 5785
This Mamet classic is as relevant and potent today as it was in the 1990s.
A socially distanced Nutcracker still has the same magic
By Joy Sable
There's plenty of mirth and menace in this Pinter revival
By John Nathan
A streaming of a play about genocide in Cambodia is well worth watching, says John Nathan
This revival is right for now, says John Nathan
As the Bristol Old Vic announces a revival of a play about Marc Chagall, the artist's enormous stage curtain for The Magic Flute is sold at auction in New York
Dance fans can get their ballet fix by streaming this two-hour selection of old favourites and new works, says Joy Sable
By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice.
Sarah Kane's play is an excellent choice for a pandemic revival, says John Nathan
A play about a refugee's life in the UK is moving and well performed
This Pinter classic sparks nostalgia for the days when we were free to love and hurt each other
Comedian Ian Stone's new book is about his love of Arsenal, and the band Jam- and his schooldays at JFS.
By Nathan Abrams
John Nathan pays tribute to the lyricist of Les Miserables, who died this week
Ballet came back for a one off gala
This timeslip romance between a Jewish man and his non-Jewish partner is bittersweet
Imelda Staunton shines in these latest monologues by Alan Bennett
Small is beautiful for this flower-powered production